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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAR
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DINA:
Chapel Kim, n. q.

the session is divided into two
terms The first beginning the last
Thursday IN August and ending at
Christmas, the second beginning
early in January and ending frs,
Thursday in June. Tuition, $4,000
for each term. For room rent aud
service, IS 90 per term. Those IN.
able 10 pay tuition are allowed TO
give their notes, secured if possible.
Tuition ir the Normal Course free.
The Faculty is now sufficiently
.trong to give instructions in q wide
range Of studies. :
For terms In the Law school ap-
ply 10 Hon. John Manning, LII. D.
For Catalogues apply to w. T. Pat.
serson, Bursar, Chapel Hill. \. {.
For special Information apply 10
KEMP P. BATTLE. LII ..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02

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Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands. Chilblsins, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, aud positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For sale by W..
A. Hayes, Druggist.
From the Church Messenger
BISHOP LYMAN.
The clergy aud people of the do
cese will be glad to learn that
Bishop Lyman already feels the ben.
eft OF the rest which be felt con-
PEELED to take from his labors, and
that he hopes by the first of next
month to be again at home. He at
tended the meeting of the Board OF
Missions in New York or the Sth
inst, and was also present in Phila-
delphia at the funeral OF Bishop
Stevens. BY the advice of his ply
sician be then sought the seaside.
and is at present staying at the
Shelhurne House, Atlantic City. n.
}. The FIRST OF July he proposes to
return to Raleigh, where he hopes
TO hold an ordination in Christ
Church on the Fourth Sunday after
Trinity, July 3rd, aud the Sunday
following be proposes to hold an.
other ordination in St. Matthew's
Church, Hillsboro, and from that
point TO proceed on bis ,islta,,ous 10
other parts of the diocese as bis
strength may allow. He authorizes
Us TO publish the following partial
list OF appointments. Should he feel
able TO continue bis work other AZ.
pointnlen,s will be made and due
notice thereof given TO all persons
concerned
July 3rd, Sunday Christ Church,
Raleigh Ordination.
July 10th, Sunday: ST. Matthew.
Church, l~IElsboro, a. w.: Ordina'
ton
July 10th, Sunday St. Matthew
Church, H,llsboro, p. M: Confrma
ton.
July 18th, Tuesday p. M. Ger
manton.
July l4,h, Thursday Walnu
Cove: c. n%,ecration OF Church.
July 18th, Sunday Walnut Cove
Confirmation.
WOMAN'S VERACITY.
1t is the opinion of theologian
and lawyers and judges that as
rule women are truthful. Hence
the public righ,iuily attaches grea
value to the testimony Of q lady a
J 10 the effect of medicine.
, Mrs. Mask is the wife OF ons {
!. the most prosperous and intclliget
, farmers OF Alcorn county, Miss, E.
ward Mask. Atlc.' suffering tw
years with an ulcer that covered lie
!. lett leg from the knee to the foot, r,
G Gently she has been cured. Rea
9 what cured her:
GIFT L. o., Miss Feb. l6, ~.
/, Gcutiemcn-A year ago last-ial)
/, sore broke out on my LETT leg belo'
the knee. 1t began to spread, an
run until my whole leg was cover.'
. This continued until last tall, when
J. began TO take Swift Specific. Tt
physician told me it would tai
! abou, one dozen bottles /; but whe
| had finished two bottles my le
q was we'll. While | suffered, I al.
had chills regularly. These, to
G disappeared when the ulcer "
healed up. l am truly grateful f
d the benef, | received from S S.
and both myself aud husband ia
{. up your medicine to all our friend
MKs. CORDELIA S. MASK.
THE FIEND DYSPEPSIA E.
ORCISED.
t. JEsup, GA, March l3, 1887.
n Gent!emen-I had a severe ca
9. of Dyspepsia several years ago. n
blood was impoverished, aud u
health was so poor that | was gres
" rudn.ei in weiphf fnnk
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02

--President Cleveland will be
invited TO attend the next State
Fair<to be held at Raleigh in Octo-
-"
Der.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02
THE FIEND DYSPEPSIA Elk
ORCISED.

JEsup, GA, March 13, 1887.
Gen,!enen-I had a severe case
of d dyspepsia several years ago. My
blood was Impoverished, aud my
health was sc poor that was great.
ly reduced III weight. | took a
course OF 5. S. 5, which brought me
around all right. My appetite i'm.
proved and my digestion became
perfect. My weight increased about
forty pounds, aud to day / am a
we'll aud sound man, thanks TO your
valuable blood purifier, S. S. S.
Yours truly.
M. w. SURRENCY.
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Dis.
eases mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3
Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02
DENTIST,
CHAPEL HILL. y. G.,

Offers his rrotts-ion3! services 10 lie
people" ii Orange and >nl!"u"din. ""n.-
Try. All operations performed ~ ~
latest and best style. and n"lc h"t n"
hes, material used
rINlIE ..WEikIl DISPATCH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13
NOl UME .XXVl

q examination 10 see II everything Vas
oat tho discovered aa inside pocket 10
one ~ tho bags She opened II aud drew
ihsrclrcn an elegani poke, book. aud
found il contained quantity Of hills
She eounicd them. aud her heart boa,
qaiokor aud quicker for before abe eos
,hroash she bad $1,000 in good hank
money.
nehby kep, her own counsel, In . few
days Il was rumored that Joseph Nelson
had purchased an excellent farm in the
noiFhhorhood that bad thus been offered
some months since al 81 oco. and "a. con.
'ilercd great bargain,
joseph, said Mr.. wilder, The ss1t time
they met, | am asionished tbs, yca hav.
been running into debt for farm. in such
times as these, think you oush, to have
worked three or four years and got some.
thing beforehand, before running in deb.
50 much.
But haven't been running into debt.
said Joseph.
Haven, You bought sAnderson's isrmf
saiti wilder.
Yes, have, said Joseph.
AZ 81 000Y said Wilder.
Yes, said Joseph, but I've paid for u
down don't run IN debt Tor any
thing,
Mr. Wilder was too much astonished TO
ask any more questions.
Joseph Nelson made an excellent farmer.
and respectable man; he was industrious
and got rapidly beforehand, and Mr.. VIII
der was always proud Of his son-in-lsw.
Il was some ten years after this, when Mr..
Wilder was sitting Quo DAY trotling his
third grandson on bis knee. that he said
Debby, should like to know how JOS
oph coutriyed to purchase his farm At the
time YOU we're married.
Dolby stepped up to the closet, brought
out the old saddle bags, and opening
them, pointed to the inner pocket saying
Tue money came from there, sir.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13
Senator Hawioy. raik to Young Mos.

Ia recent address to the students Of
| Hamilton college, Senator Hawley said.
IL Is apostolic for one VINO may call hiul'
sell "A veteran to come before gn audience
oi Young men without thinking OF their
lmtare aud the future oi their country. IL
Is sad 10 call the roll Of those Who were
ny classmates aud who have gone over
the riyer aud as the old soldier said, who
rest under the shade Of tue trees. boys
afe apt 10 think that II they bad lived Ia
the past they would have lived on the
hight side; they would have stood by
Luther, have stood by Cromwell, have
stood Ivy Curist am not sure that they
would MOst of tbs men OF those times
did not But even now Christ is constantly
beng etpclAHd, constantly needs defend
ers.
d0 nnr d. liose ID this discontent with
~. ,.iuaunl, nor IN this agitation for con.
staut change. There 10 one thing you may
be certain Of, We are committed irrevo-
cabiy 10 the experiment of a government
uader which we shall have universal SUI
ifage. So II is we'll for yon 10 examine,
put only yOur religious belief, but also
yyur political belief Great Britain 10
Iarlylug nhead Ike a ship 10 gale. But
msu forget that tie constitution of Eng
1 lsad IL ~, 80 perfect as our own. There
! /, DOT az sale aud conservative = govern
/ nistt 10 the world as our owD. la iorrty
eight hours al unruly parliament could
I 4, II et revolution aud overthrow the gov.
eminent Of Great Britain. Our govarL-
meat 10 strong, our late war WAS but re-
construction Of its foundations We hsv.
7 lad W Dhr one hundred years VI presdeats
cias- af rulers wbo have surpassed III.
fu0.rs 81 auy other cunntry on the globe.
( Compare ihem With the Gcorgies; With
ifalsrs oi spain and Of France.
Don't forget that tho Lord and your
eoautry nave demands on you for what
900 bave u talent. To be politician la
tbe i,tat seuse is second only 10 being =
thiuislst " the Lord Jesus CHRIST The
Aast cDwaflly thing on Gods fooistooi 10
ty ran away from your government,
fbough you may Dot be al active politi'
lau. ksep iaiotmed Of politics. AlssJs
20 % y0nr caucus the beginning oi govern
a,eut. Ko0z shat is being done Bat
!oat DO bypefefi,icai Once. shfn
young man. / vas complaining 10 my
father of tie dreadful state Of politics.
aad b. saiJ, Joe. you wsn. TOO much.
goa had better leave this world aud "a
cllm5 tree.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13

One evening when a few gentlemen,
among whom was Mr.. Seward, had met n
:bo Executive Chamber without special
business and were talking OF the past, tho
president said, Seward, you never heard,
did you; how | earned my first dollar2
No, said Mr. Seward Well replied he,
was about eighteen years OF age, and
belonged, rs you know, TO what they call
down south the Scrubs; people who do
not own laud aud slaves are nobody there.
but ae bad tneceeded in raising, chiefly
by my labor, sufficient produce, ~ !
thought, 70 Justify me IN taking it down
tho rlyer to sell After much persuasion
had constructed flat boat, large enough
20 take tue few barrels OF things We had
gathered down TO New Orleans. A steamer
was gong down the nyer. We have, you
know, no wharves on the western streams.
and the custom was, If passengers we're =;
aDy uf the landings, they were TO 20 out
them on board. 1 was contemplating my
Gea boat, add wondered whether l cou,d
make II stronger or improve II Ia ANY part.
Nbeu two men, with Trunks, came down to
tl5 sDore N carriages, and, looking st the
ulIlerent boats, singled ont mine, aud
asgeu, Who owns thlsY 1 answered mod
estly / 40 Vii youY said Qua OF tbem.
TAKE US aud our trunks out TO the steamerl
Certainly saId |, was very glad 70 have
tue chance vi earning something, and sup.
posed tnat each oil them would give ms
couple OF BITS. The trunks were put On
my boat, the passengers seated themselves
on them, and / sculled them out 10
thu steamer They got on board,
and lifted their trunks and put them on
the deck. The steamer was about 10 put
on steam again, when called out, You
haze forgotten 10 pay me. Each OF them
took from his pocket silver half dollar
aud threw ~ On tue bottom oi my boat l
could scarcely believe my eyes as picked
up tue iuouey. You may think u vss
very nttip tniuH, aud Ia these days "
sevlns ~ lnu nae tfiie, but II was mo.t
important Incldeut Ia my lie. 4 could
scarcely credit that |, the poor boy, could
nave earl,d dollar in loss than y day;
TINT by honest work had earned y dollar.
Ine world seemed wider and inirer before
me; / was more hopeful and thought
ui boy IRON that time
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McAlvin's Perfectiyn Pills.

CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Special Directions for Diet with each Box
Sold by Druggists or sent by mail for IS Cents.
2l6m JOHN II. MoALYIN, LOWELL, Mass
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MARI G GORDON
BARRE. VERMONT,
through their salesman
+. ESTABROOK

at the lowest possible price for frst-clses vcrk.
Some OF the reasons why they can do this are:
They are Lo,h scotehmen, and learned their
trade in the qaarries and shops in scotland.
They own, aud Mr.. Mari supcrintends, their
quarry. Mr., Gordon superinteLds their thirty
workmen in their shops and lays out their work
and does his own designing. and Ia this way
they skve At leas, 81, 600 per year. usually paid
to supeiintcnden's and foromsn They have
special freight rates to all parts Of the country
They pay no freight on chips. all work 10 finish
ed At Barre. Don't believe that our work will
nos be irst.elass because we e II for Reasonable
priccs. Ifit 10 not you will not be obliged 20 pay
for Il. We ship 10 car load lots 81 special rates
aud set mp the work on sour lotAnd guarantee
IL shAll be No. ! Ia contract. The above reasons
vlll convince yon can do as We say Don't
tail TO have our salesman. Mr. Estsbrook cali on
yon and show You designs and give you prices,
then buy where you can do the best.
MARI IL GORDON,
Barre, Vermont. IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-19

The pet cat belonging TO Mrs Lucy
Cain, OF Hannibal Mo. brought mouse
into the parlor recently, and with it a
small piece of paper money. Mrs Cain
thought nothing about the occurrence
until one day when she discovered that
a roll OF bills was missing from her
bureau drawer. Then she put two and
two together, and began a vigorous
search Of the premises. The missing bills
were finally unearthed in n corner Of
The cellar, where colony OF mice had
El3.-e ! nest Of than.
What are you doing with that bou-
quet?' asked an Austin man who had
been out between acts.
Its better n (hic) cloves" was
the reply.
Better than cloves? don't believe
it.
why, don't chew know? I just
chugs it (hic)-in my wife's face. and
she can't-(Eic)-smeH my breath
Heapsh better'n cloves. Texas SIT
iagS.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

--,-o -s---.- .r.t-t--r- ,---,. , 90 -,
o~s"' 90 D@ss
cattle.
.z+-.,, 1..--.-.., 49,. ry,4.. ST. ,-.-,---
.bt.-,s.z--,,-,
-.------ ,,.,--,-,- --.- -
-,..-- -,
with cattle. which vilI be shipped that dav for
Hawaii.
.
arrived yesterday. fifty davs from Honskonz.
and anchored outside. she brought A. Chinese
srserage passengers and a cargo Of slabs. The
Mercury viii come IN the harbor this morning.
The bark Forest Queen viii probably leave
for san Francisco on "Wednesday.
The .ts.rna-C p F,.rr- ...r. - o ,,.7,.-,- III.
,,,7-.+,.z s-- y,-,.,-. 49,. - = 49,
Tbs .-ss7,e- rst.-. s..raz ~, .+s ,r,-,,.,,.
a7t.r z,ar+-.r tn. ,r-t,-....t- t..-.---.-
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81 Louia ollie e.

The annual examinations OF the 81.
Louis College classes viii commence
with the primary department on next
Monday, the 25th inst, and continue
till Thursday noon. The daily exercises
commence at g a. N and p. IN. Mill
tary drill for the boarders at p. 10.
Thursday. Commencement exercises at
3 p. N. Friday.
The parents and friends Of the pupils
and the college are cordially invited 70
attend all the exercises Children viii
not be admitted % the commencement
exercises unless accompanied by their
parents or adult friends.
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vessels "a pecte.. from rore,xn sorls

vessels xpectess from Foreign E'OrIs.
'Haw schr General eicgeI, Sanders. from
French FrIEate oais. due Nov 2--5t
An bark 81 LUcIe, sailed from New York March
e, due SCI TENDER $50
Am Ok James stone, Barstow, sailed from
Boston 5iarcL L. due July 5I-Sl
ger bk Peter Godde Toy, -. sailed from
Liverpool bag 81 i. due sept I-Z5.
Brit 0aIk BlInsh, from Glasgow, due October
1871
Am ship Mercury. PsIaImo from EongkOng.
due July 2u-SI
Ger lax lydia, from Hougkong due July
1873
Brit bk Velocity, from Eorgkong, due July
26-sI
Eaw bk Lillian, W Phillips. from Hong oug.
due July Ie 81
Am bktue Ferris : Thompson, c Potter, from
San Francisco, due Sc KaEuILI July I5-5I
am bk Cey lon, Calhoun, tiorn san Francis
co, Que July -
Am bklEe : G Wilder, a Paul, from San
Francisco. due july z0-rI
Vandalia flagship, from chile
a -e2n coIyette EsIIETa!l 2, fom South
Azner-ca
French fslgate Ducrex. fIorn Chile
French irisst FIorie. f ON Chile
Am K ECUa.C Hay. Johnson, sailed from
Eos on Jt ne d. due nov LIS
Am ship Aat-ld4, Aier4 man, from Eongk o ug
due July ~
Haw steamship Australia, q c HoudIette, from
san FrsLcI2cO. Tue July 20
aaw steaIl-sIIp LeaIaLUIs, van OterendOrp,
from ne Colonies, eu route 10 ssh FrancIscO
due July 20
; Juntata, from China, due July SO
An zen BOVINE, BlUEm, from Port
To nseRd, due Aug 1925
as > Wild swan, Jro 5 Halifax from \
ArnericL, due Aug L. ~
Supposed TO be lost.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-19
THE MERCURY.
Her Arrival After a Fifty Days Pas
sage from HOngkOnE.

The American ship Mercury, Captain
Panno, arrived off port yesterday, fifty
days from Hongkong, via Yokohama.
She Thought forty-seven Chinese steer
age passengers, four OF whom are women.
DR.. Trousseau boarded her but did not
find any sickness, and she will come
into port thig morning and be locked at
the old Custom House wharf. The
passengers viii be landed in quarantine
and their baggage fumigated.
This was the vessel that was chart
cred by that fraud Paul Bohm to return
here with japanese laborers. The Cap
tain Of the Mercury says that Bohm has
a bigger amount OF cheek than any man
he ever knew or had to deal with.
When he left Hongkong, BONN was in
Jail and likely to remain there. The
Mercury touched at Yokohama, and
ZONE japanese there said that if they
caught sight Of Bohm they would shoot
him dead. It viii be remembered Bohm
lett that place in a small schooner, the
Mary c. Bohm, and in such a way that
he dare not return.
The Mercury has on board some nine
thousand sidewalk flags, l4xI4, and the
Captain would ike TO dispose Of them.
1t looks a. if he would have no trouble
in doing so, as there i a good deal Of
building going on, and new sidewalks
are wanted.
Yesterday morning one Of the sailors
on the Mercury died Of liver complaint.
4 coffin was sent out in the afternoon,
and he viii be buried ashore
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

There is considerable activity at the Vol
cano.
There is a good rifle team, ON board Il.
&. NJ, ;. Conquest.
Mr.. VIM. Mulch has a card OF thanks in
Another column.
The surveying party OF the Hawaiian
railroad have newly reached Laupahoehoe
The court martial in F Godfrey's case
was continued at the Armory last even
ing.
The foreign jury will be required TO at
tend at the Supreme Court at 10 o'clock
this morning.
The steamer c. K. Bishop sails at .
o'clock this morning for Waianae, Waia-
lua and Koolau.
Twenty-njne lepers, eighteen males and
eleven females. We're sent to Molokai yes
rerday by the steamer Lehua.
If you want to have a good sea bath,
take the bus and 60 out to the Waikiki
bath house. Every accommodation will
be found there.
H r. H. Princess Kaiulani, attended by
her governess, and accompanied 10y Mrs.
Samuel Parker and family, paid visit on
board the L. ;. ;. Adams yesterday after
noon.
Shakespearian readings by a celebrated
poet VIII be given at the next entertain
ment Of the Blue Ribbon League. Who
steals my purse steals trash. - will be one
Of the selections.
There will be a match game Of cricket on
Saturday between a team from H. B. NJ
5. Conquest and the Honolulu Cricket
Club 1t is to be hoped good team will
be selected TO represent the latter. ~
The Bishop of Olba, on his recent pas
toraI visit through the districts of Hama
kua, Hilo and kOhaIa, administered the
sacrament Of confirmation TO over thirteen
hundred persons. A small new chapel at
Kawaihae-kai received the Bishops bless
ing.
Within half an hour of the sailing OF the
steamer Alameda from San Francisco on
her last trip, q woman named Mrs. n. Won
entered the steerage department ana shot
one OF the intended passengers to Aus
traIia, an Eng.i>hman, George Wesley
Bishop by name. The woman was ar
rested and the man taken u the hospital.
he Will get over it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-19

Carroll d. Wright, commissioner Of
labor, Il l. report Il the secretary of the
interior, SAYS, on tac. subject of convict
l~bOr. t-lac the num5cr of prisoners of ell
grades employed in the institutions Gov
cred b. the report Is 81. 500, CT whom
there are IS, ia males and ), $50 females.
Of this number, -, 278 are engaged in
productive labor, -. 800 IN prison duties.
ana sore are sick or idle. OF the total
number I4,852 are employed under the
public account system, Is. go under the
contract system, $3.50 under the piece
price system and 9.104 under the lease
system. This prison population Of GA, 609
has proportion of l in I, 900 10 the pop
ulation OF the United States Frank
IesiIe's
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sesze.. In Port rrom, Forersu ports

Vessels In PORT from Foreign PORTS
Haw bark Kalakaua, Il Henderson, from. Val
paraiso
BOI h. Ggillerrno. Sandman. from Port
Towuseud Y T
Am Ok { 0 whirmore. t thompson, from De-
parture Bay
SIS Adams, Louis Kempa from Acapulco.
via HilO .await
d Ms 5 Conquest. Charles L OzIey. from
EsCUinaut, c
Am oAtne Eureka, Meyers, from san Fran
cisco
am bk Forest queen, J II Winding. from
san Francisco
Am bktue Ella, Rust from san Francisco
Brit Ok Irou Greg Jones, from Ssn Francisco
Nor bark Gyds, Erickson, from Newcastle.
y "
An bEt2e 5 y Castle. Il " Hubbard. from san
Francisco
an 5ktne Amelia, WIN SewbAIl. from Hum
boldt Bay, Cal
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vesseIs Leaving To-Day.

stmr A Cummtns, Nelson. tor KooIau at
an
slrnr c Bishop. Clancy. Tor wsianae. Wa
a}ua and KOolau, at 3 q n
Stmr kILau, ore uZsu, Tor lIzui and Hawaii at
4pm
Stmr 8tkahala. Freeman, for NsviIiyTiu Val
mes. EolOs etc, Kauai. at > 7
Schr WaIebu, for WalaIua
An ok C o wliuo-e. Thompson. for san
Francisco
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lost.

\ gold enameled bracelet. with
small chain attached. The finder
viii be rewarded by leaving the same at
the residence Of hIr. Julius II Smith.
B9ratania street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-19

The Honolulu Almanac aad Directory 81
for 1887 is now on sale at j. n. soper's
and a ". Hewer1's news depots. and al
this once. Price. 50 cents.
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DEP HIS.

MONDAY. July -.
stmr Lehua, Clarke. for Kauuakskai. Lanai
and say ports
stinr Llgelike, Dawes. Tor ksntiu. at D 2 N
Stur surprise, Weisbarth. for Laupahoeboe at
pm
stmr Waialesle. CLANCY. for Hsualei and Kils-
uea
SJmr Wanna nalo. for Waiauae
Schr Ha eakaJ8. for Pepeekeo, Hilo Hawaii
Schr MOI WahIus. sta pies. for HaIualUa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-19

SPECIAL BU SINESS NOTES.

ladies and chlIdren's hats at y. :. Sach' :
Clearance sale.